It certainly rises to unseen levels of nuttiness. Here's a quote about his theory of the 'true nature of reality': http://www.megafoundation.org/CTMU/Q&A/Archi

It certainly rises to unseen levels of nuttiness. Here's a quote about his theory of the 'true nature of reality': http://www.megafoundation.org/CTMU/Q&A/Archive.html#Supraphysical http://www.megafoundation.org/CTMU/Q&A/Archive.html#Supr... "Because physics is governed by the scientific method, it deals exclusively with phenomena. Thus, it effectively diverts attention away from the cognitive, categorical aspect of perceptual reality, without which neither phenomena nor scientific theories could exist. Because physics is irreducibly dualistic and takes the fundamental separation of mind and matter as axiomatic, it cannot provide us with a complete picture of reality. It can tell us only what lies outside the subjective observer, not within."